Contemporary Art Fair NYC & American Craft Show NYC: Second Year; More Artists

Oct. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- The annual Contemporary Art Fair NYC and the American Craft Show NYC will feature the work of more artists in its second year, November 18, 19 and 20, 2011, Richard Rothbard, director, announced today.

“In addition to the work of established and emerging painters, photographers, sculptors and artists working in mixed media--who represent over half of the 200 exhibitors--the craft show will include recognized jewelry, furniture, fashion, ceramics, glass, wood, metal and textile artisans to fill Hall A at the Javits Center, the weekend before Thanksgiving,” said Rothbard.

One ticket opens both doors to the juried events produced by Richard and Joanna

Rothbard of American Art Marketing. The Rothbards, who have directed art fairs and craft shows for over 30 years, also produce the Berkshires Arts Festival and American Craft Show Sarasota and were responsible for the winter Rockefeller Arts Festival in Manhattan [2002-2005]. They own The American Craftsman Galleries, http://www.anamericancraftsman.com/, that showcase the finest American art, sculpture and crafts on East and West sides of Manhattan as well as in Massachusetts and Georgia. In addition, Richard Rothbard, a craftsman, designs wood boxes and owns Boxology, www.boxology.com.

For more information about Contemporary Art Fair NYC and the American Craft Show NYC, visit http://www.americanartmarketingnyc.com or follow the events on Facebook and Twitter.
Hours:      Friday November 18, 2pm - 7pm
      Saturday November 19, 10am - 7pm
      Sunday November 20, 10am - 4pm

Where:      Javits Center, hall 1A—11th Avenue and 39th Street

Tickets:   Adult: $16 Seniors: $14: Students: $8 Children: Free under 10

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Press Pass:   http://press.americanartmarketing.com/

Visit:      http://www.americanartmarketingnyc.com

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Richard and Joanna Rothbard have directed art fairs and craft shows for over 30 years and operate the summer Berkshires Arts Festival and American Craft Show Sarasota in December. The Rothbards also own An American Craftsman Galleries, http://www.anamericancraftsman.com/, with three Manhattan locations—941 Madison Avenue; 790 7th Avenue (52nd Street) and 150 West 55th Street—as well as one in Stockbridge, Mass. and Savannah, Ga. Richard Rothbard, a craftsman who designs puzzle boxes of wood, owns Boxology (www.boxology.com), Slate Hill, NY.